Top Uncommitted 2025s Entering July Camps

June was a fantastic month of camps. We saw hundreds of offers earned along with several commitments announced. After going through the rankings and updating those commitments it quickly became clear that we needed to go through and dissect the tape of the best remaining players in the Class of 2025 because the top of that list has added a lot of new players. These are the athletes you will want to get consistent eyes on if they are at your camps. To see the full list of rankings and uncommitted athletes make sure you use code Johnson30 to save 30% on a subscription! Enjoy!    The best available player in Wisconsin is Brookfield East TE [player_tooltip player_id='385215' first='Trent' last='Oiler']. The Power 4 prospect is an exceptional matchup nightmare for offensive coordinators to utilize. He has a massive frame at 6'5" with soft hands to fully maximize his catch radius. He is a smooth athlete that can get clean releases from inline or out wide. His body control while running routes allows him to quickly accelerate out of breaks. The massive target does a good job with his timing at the catch point if he needs to go up and high point the ball too. Trent is a weapon you can line up all over the field, ensuring you get good matchups. Trent has been on multiple Official Visits this summer. Looking forward to seeing where he commits.     The best available DL in the state is Oak Creek's [player_tooltip player_id='384572' first='Kevin' last='Wojciechowski']. There is a lot to like about the two way athlete. He has the frame for the D1 level with room to build on in a college weight room and nutrition program. As a junior, Kevin was demonstrating powerful hands and an explosive get off that paired together to help him get a lot of penetration. Kevin is coming off a very disruptive year. Even if he didn't get the tackle or sack, the big DL impacted the result of plays. The DL proved to be strong at the point of attack as well. Easily standing up OL, creating separation, then disengaging for the tackle. Another key attribute is the film shows that Kevin is a high motor player. He is constantly attacking the backfield, will chase outside the tackles when the ball gets out in space, and the '25 DL looks to find ways to impact plays even if he doesn't get into the backfield like getting his hands up in passing windows. A big senior season is on the way for the impressive DL out of Oak Creek.     Don't be surprised when Ben has a breakout statistical season this fall. Ben has put together a great offseason. He has put on good size without costing himself any athleticism on the field. That extra size is going to make him even more impactful in the run game where he proved to be a bonus OL with his powerful leg drive to dig DE/OLBs out of the trenches, helping to create a positive surge. The reason we could see the statistical breakout is because of his receiving skill set. He does a great job of finding the ball and adjusting to it when it is outside his frame. The big man has quick, soft hands that can snag the ball last second and still hang onto it through tackles. Franklin returns their impressive QB from last fall, so the rapport is there. I'm excited to see who joins NDSU and Northern Iowa in pursuit of his talents if he enters the season uncommitted.       Jerzy is quickly turning into one of the top steals in WI. The All Region DB brings a well rounded game to the field. Jerzy has the strength and physicality to line up in the box or off the edge and avoid blocks or shed blocks then make tackles against the run game. He has explosive closing speed that he transitions into a big pop when tackling. Jerzy also has next level worthy athleticism. You can ask he to line up 15 yards deep and he will still be an impact against the run game because of his speed and instincts. The standout safety will also be able to range sideline to sideline as he reads and baits QBs. Brocker holds offers from Winona State, Upper Iowa, and Duluth.     One of the top two sport athletes in WI is Stoughton's [player_tooltip player_id='942620' first='Jay' last='Johnson']. The WR prospect is also a standout on the basketball court and has the talent to play either at the next level. On the gridiron, Jay holds an offer from Central Michigan and has interest from several other top programs in the region.   On tape, Jay is a big WR at 6'2" 195 lbs and sets himself apart from other big WRs with an impressive burst of acceleration off the line. That burst eats up cushion and puts pressure on CBs playing off coverage. Jay has the long speed to stack corners and track the ball downfield on deep passes. The basketball background shows up as he perfectly times his high pointing of the ball. Jay has really good instincts and awareness against zone and when plays breakdown as he always finds the soft spots in coverage for his QB to have an easy target. More teams need to check out the talented WR.     Reggie has had a fantastic summer of camps, so far. He has dominated, earning offers from almost the entire NSIC and St. Thomas. The 6'1" DL just keeps growing and is now up to 275 lbs. That hasn't impacted his best traits either. Reggie has a dominant, unfair first step off the line that instantly gives him the advantage over OL. He has strong hands that create separation as well as lateral agility that quickly gets him around his opponent. Reggie has a dominant ability to get into the backfield and throw off timing or bring down ball handlers. Kloehn has great foot speed and is able to generate plenty of power to control the interior of the trenches. His film this fall is going to be even more dominant with the added size from last year when he was about 240 lbs. Big things ahead for Reggie.     Mason ended the month on fire, earning offers from South Dakota State, North Dakota State, and Mankato following some dominant camp performances out in the Dakotas. Mason is still rather new to the WR position, so the sky is the limit for him as he continues to get coached up and gain experience on the field. What he has now is an unfair set of skills at his disposal. Mason has sub-4.5 40 speed and a reported .84 flying 10 time. Numbers that verify what we see on tape. A weapon that can stretch the field before the catch or by getting involved in the run game. Mason has great vision with the ball in his hands finding lanes and setting up blocks. He also shows that he is an elusive runner after the catch. Kelley is a nightmare to contain at the HS level with his legitimate D1 athleticism.     When the new 2025 Rankings are updated in a month there is a very strong chance that Michael will debut as the best available OL. He has a prototypical frame at 6'6" 280 lbs with long arms. Michael has put together a strong offseason, earning offers from Southern Illinois, Northern Iowa, Colorado State, and Washington State.   On tape, Michael is an intriguing prospect. We see an explosive get off in the run game that instantly overpowers DL when he gets his strong hands on them. Michael also has a powerful leg drive to reset the line of scrimmage downfield while bulldozing DL. The incoming senior also flashes the range to get out in space and land key blocks in space on LBs. Michael is a top name to know among offensive linemen in WI.     Jayveon is another athlete who is winning the off-season so far. He has earned offers from a ton of D2 programs, and after watching him for the first time it is easy to see what has everyone pursuing him. Gold is sure to debut very highly in the rankings in the coming weeks as an ATH because of the position versatility he has.   Jayveon has strong instincts on both sides of the ball. On offense he naturally picks his spots to attack and finds lanes or blocks or sets up defenders. Jayveon has a great burst and long speed to get through those gaps and beat pursuit angles down the field. Plus the incoming senior has reliable elusiveness in tight quarters. On defense, Gold plays like a heat seeking missile. He is quick to read the play, find the ball, and close on it. Gold is very good at getting through traffic without being held up by blocks. On defense we see him as a safety/OLB hybrid where he plays off the edge as a blitzed or dropping into coverage. The versatile athlete is one of the best available in WI.

June was a fantastic month of camps. We saw hundreds of offers earned along with several commitments announced. After going through the rankings and updating those commitments it quickly became clear that we needed to go through and dissect the tape of the best remaining players in the Class of 2025 because the top of that list has added a lot of new players. These are the athletes you will want to get consistent eyes on if they are at your camps. To see the full list of rankings and uncommitted athletes make sure you use code Johnson30 to save 30% on a subscription! Enjoy!